On June 26, 2026, the Signing Ceremony of the 5th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) and the 2026 CISCE Exhibitors Alliance Conference were held in Beijing. Li Xingqian, Vice Chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), attended and addressed the event. At the ceremony, 115 Chinese and foreign enterprises and institutions, including Honeywell, GE HealthCare, Siemens, Corning, and Sumitomo Electric, signed letters of intent with the China International Exhibition Center Group Limited (CIEC), the organizer of the CISCE, to participate in the 5th Expo.

Li Xingqian noted that the 4th CISCE has become newer, smarter, more focused on supply chain synergy, and closer in connectivity, successfully achieving the goal of getting better and more innovative with each edition, which has won widespread acclaim from all sectors at home and abroad. The gathering of merchants at the New China International Exhibition Center fully demonstrates the high recognition of the CISCE by various countries, industries, and sectors, as well as their firm confidence in the Chinese market. The CCPIT will take concrete actions to deepen cooperation with all members of the CISCE Exhibitor Alliance supporting chain-leader enterprises to fully leverage their guiding and driving roles, encouraging upstream and downstream enterprises to actively integrate, and jointly building a more open, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable global supply chain system.

Among the 115 enterprises and institutions, many have locked in long-term exhibition booths. Ten enterprises, including ICBC, CNOOC, Sinochem, and PwC, signed letters of intent to exhibit for five consecutive editions of the Expo. Another ten companies, including ZTT, Shenglong Electric, and Hubei Changjiang Electric, signed agreements to secure their exhibition qualifications for the next three editions.

Exhibitors generally expressed that the CISCE features high industrial concentration and prominent platform value, with booths long remaining in short supply. By securing their exhibition spaces well in advance, these companies aim to leverage the CISCE's global platform to connect with chain-leaders, industry titans, and specialized and sophisticated SMEs, thereby deepening upstream-downstream collaborative innovation and boosting the high-quality integration of industrial and supply chains.

During the event, the list of the new Board of Directors of the CISCE Exhibitor Alliance was announced, and the group standard the Guidelines for Supply Chain Cooperation Based on Industrial Chains was released. These efforts aim to continuously amplify the spillover effect of the CISCE and build a year-round, "ever-ending CISCE."